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Taking shots of the main course is its own aperitif

Image Feed Taking shots of the main course is its own aperitif Claudia McNeilly December 08, 2016 share Image: An Eye On Your Oil (2014) by Christto & Andrew . Forty-two pictures of a hotel buffet lunch in Mexico. Soggy lobster ceviche that had been messily scooped onto wilted romaine lettuce near stacks of stale nacho chips, a few greedy dollops of guacamole and plates of succulent grilled jumbo prawns with charred strips between bright pink and white chunks of meat. The plate — sandwiched between an ex boyfriend’s hands reaching for a sweaty margarita — is reflecting too much sunlight. It lo

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